With his family and fellow Newtown Township Police Northwestern graduates present, Corporal Paul Deppi graduated on February 14, 2020 from the Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command as the Class #471 Treasurer. The program was hosted at the Bucks County Public Safety Training Center in Doylestown from October 7, 2019 through February 14, 2020. This prestigious school provides management and leadership skills to better serve the department and the community the officer serves. Paul joins the list of Newtown Commanders/Supervisors who have successfully completed this course of study. Congratulations Paul!
(Corporal Paul Deppi)
(Corporal Paul Deppi and family)
(Left to Right: Sergeant Christian Joseph, Chief John L. Hearn, Corporal Paul Deppi, Lieutenant Robert Matthews and Lieutenant Jason Harris)
(Left to Right: Richard Vona, Director of Law Enforcement Training at the Bucks County Public Safety/Police Training Center, Chief Steven Junkin ,HampdenTownship Police Department Corporal Paul Deppi, Shelly Camden, Deputy Director, Center for Public Safety at Northwestern University
The mission of Northwestern University Center for Public Safety is to serve public safety organizations and other entities by setting the standard for quality education with real-world application, being the industry-leading resource regarding public safety issues, and initiating and sustaining connections among professionals, thereby driving the development of public safety professionals at all stages of their careers and contributing to the advancement of a safer society. The School of Police Staff and Command (SPSC) is an intensive ten-week program that prepares law enforcement managers for senior positions by uniquely combining academic principles with practical applications. Because research is a key component of the SPSC, many times a student’s research project comes directly from a timely and critical issue facing that student’s agency. The knowledge gained can be put to use immediately. From the time it was launched in 1983, the SPSC has received enthusiastic response from executives and trainers throughout the country. In 2012, the SPSC curriculum was redesigned and updated to better incorporate adult- and problem-based learning models.
Class #471 at the graduation ceremony that was held at the Spring Mill Country Club & Manor on February 14, 2020
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